Sentence examples similar to intense disillusionment from inspiring English sources
What happened in Gaza over the past five years has also created intense Israeli disillusionment.
Our collective response was filtered through years of the Palin experience combined with the recent disillusionment courtesy of intense national media scrutiny.
On Sunday, Serbia will make its third attempt this year to elect a new president, but disillusionment with political infighting is so intense that low voter turnout could once again invalidate the ballot.
Three years after that intense and acrimonious time, in a period of liberal disillusionment, some on the left are engaging in an inverse fantasy.
Intense debates across campuses and through the media have opened a window on the disillusionment and anger of many black South Africans born after the Mandela-led settlement of the early 1990s.
The creators examined the dark side of the human mind with an astute and sensitive touch, drawing audiences into an intense, all-too-real drama of a suburban American family's experience with dysfunction, disillusionment and cautious hope.
When you're in the middle of the peak of the relationship, it's all rosy and the beginning should be intense and amazing, but somewhere at the drop (and they all drop) disappointment sets in and then disillusionment.
Corruption has fueled disillusionment.
But disillusionment set in.
There is very great disillusionment.
